final String filename;
new Link("download") {
void onclick() {
final WebResponse r=(WebResponse)getResponse();
RequestCycle.setRequestTarget(new IRequestTargeT() {
void respond() {
r.setAttachmentHeader(filename);
Streams.copy(new FileInputStream(filepath), getRequest().getOutputStream());
}
}
}
you can extrapolate that into a component
-Igor
On 6/30/06, Richard Livingstone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
I guess the same can be provided for file links. For example, I am writing a
demo application using Wicket for an online voting application for a UK
broadcaster and one of the outputs is a file which gets emailed out to a
user. I also want it to be accessible from a link (at the moment it exists
in /var/tmp on my server) so as per the image resource it could just be
streamed. It seems a lot of work though to do it like this for a simple file
link - is there an easier way in Wicket that you might think of (I'm a
newbie at this framework so any suggestions would be helpful)
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